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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
MP REFcUEES SUCCESSOR.


Tint the Roy. Charles 4. Berry Will be the
second pastor of Plymouth Church was prtcti-
colly settled last night. as the action oi the
Advisory Committee reported on our first page
shows. This committee was appointed Tor the
sncciaI pu,poso of considering the filling OF the
vacant pupit. and its unanimous recommends
tion. while not necessarily binding on the
church. will carry the greatest weight me
immersion made by Mr.. Berry on the two
SUNDAYS when he stood in Mr.. Bccchers desk
WAS extremely favorable. and the desire that
call sh0uld be extended to him has manifested
itself with remarkable unanimiN. Othcrwlsc
the committee would probably have been III
mucb less haste to bring the matter to an issue.
There will be many. perhaps. VINO VIII rcSFcC
that an American was not found ht'cd III all
respects to succeed a man so diStihc'Nciy
American as Mr.. Bccchcr: but If Mr.. Ecechcr >
nconlc decide that an EngliShman Is To nc
invited TO Plymouth Church. there Will undouD'-
cdIy be a general and hearty acqulcScchcc
in their decision Mr.. Berry is nearly at one
with Mr.. Bccchcr in his theological ideas, ana
II he accepts the call the friends OF Plymouth
Church need have no fear that the work INTO
which MIR. Bcccher ut the best ol himself
for nearly half century will not be carried
on in the liberal spirit which he himself would
wish for and approve.
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STATE Politics.

full Republican vote in every district Will cu,u,
gratifying Republican victory
"The party that gets the largest percentage Of It's
vote out ON November g. remarks The DISCO Re-
publican, ain this close county will carry IT, 1t
Is to be expected that tho Republican committee in
Otscgo County vii to II that the largest percentage
referred to Is pOLed by the Republicans
"Thc Amsterdam Recorder" reports that the pros
pects Of the election Of Harlan T. Kline to the Snas
grow brighter Good. The Republicans ought to
redeem the XVIII District
"Thc Orange County Press" would like to sec tho
Democrats indorse Henry II. Low for senator. They
certainly cannot nominate any candidate that can
defeat him. So why not tnd0rse him
sThe Utica Observer would Ike to convey the i'm.
preston that the democracy of Oneida County IL
nothing II not harmonious. But 1t Is observed tlat
the editor ever aud anon bits his brother Dshler eI
Democratic commit ecman for the Oneida District,
a rcsOunding blow between the eyes and that brother
Dlshler retorts In kind
It Is pretty well Understood in the XIIth District
that Henry A. Nelson contemplatcs the conceded
elect ION Of Judge Robertson the senate with exuber
ant resignation
The Bnghamton Republican talks to the third
party ProhbitiOnsts in this way Nothing can 10
palmer In politics than tia, the next Legislature VIII
not contain Prohibition majority. IL VIII either
contain u Republican a Democratic majority. Gov
ernor Hli Is pushing his work and turning his cum
ming to the utmost to procure Democratic majority
There IS chance u doubt that hc would sacrifice
tho National Administration the state ticket or any
thing procure a Hill majority IN the Icci- AZURE
DO temperance mon desire to vote to give Governor
fIu a saloon legislature This interrOg9ory !, All
dressed 10 real, bona Ede temperance Who know
the difference between practical politics and shooting
of Argument TO how ingeniously inprlciicaols
position be fortified with wind"
Tho campaign Is closing most au>piciously for tho
Republican party, remarks "rhe Troy Telegram
II Is let no effort be relaxed until the polls close on
Tuesday, and all will be wei.
"Tho Utica Herald" looks for Republican gains
for the Legislature in the metropolis, but adds that no
rural counties must be relied upon make Icpubli
majority certain In both Houses.
"The Rochester Post Express closes a review OF
tho Senatorial situation by expressing the opinion
that the next will stand about the last ono
stOod-Rcpub c ans 70, Democrats, II.
The Troy Times charges that a great corruption
hnd has been raised for the purpose Of defeating
captain Msnvlle, the Republican candidate for mo
senate In the Rcnsse laer Washington District EAI
ward Murphy. the chairman Of the Democratic Com
mittoe, vino resides In that district, has tho hoor
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Amusrmenis

AcADEuY or Music-s-A Dark Secret .,
Awrv,c,y INSTITUTE day aad evenng-Eiec''1ca1
Exhibition.
HfJou OuRA iIorsE-s:l5-The Corsair.
SUxNKu's OLD LONDON MUsEUM-Broadway
CASINO Marquis.
CHICKEEING nNLL-S-Tua
DAY : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or lIovc
DoCKsTApfE's-e:l 5-Minstrela
EprN MrsEK-Munczi Iaios-Aiecb -Fower snow
FIFTH Avenue Observation-Disclosures DE bfcssie''
GRAND OItRa TIoIsE-s-A Bunch OF Keys
HARRIG AS'> T. tnK THEATRE-S-The Leather fatch
IYCEUM TnEATEE-~l5 The Wife.
MADISON AVE- AND 59rItSr.-Day and EvehlhS-Me'fF
mae and Monitor Panorama
MIplsoy Sor ARE rArRE-S:3o-Jmt the Pennan
EtBIo's G tEDES-S The Old Homestead
STAR HEATRR-S--The Rivals
THALIA-S-Ianne Nucte.
UNION SQUARE rHEATRE--S-The Honrietta
WAILACKs---Casts.
l4TH-ST. THE lTRE-S-Rudoiph.
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rEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1887

cotes that Judge Robertson is to rel resent that
part OF the State again in the Senate his Will
lie of great advantage not only to the ci'izchS
of Wcstchester County and the neighboring REGION
but also to the whole State.
The men who are striving to remove every
restriction from the sale of liquor working
desperately TO defeat Ernest ii. Crosby and
Robert Ray Hamilton, Republican candidates for
She Assembly. All lovers OF good order public
deccncy and morality should rally to their support
The efforts of the Democratic apoOgists TO
distort the truth about their candidate for Dis
trict Attorney are delicously grotcsquc. They are
continually shouting that Colonel Fellows is
attacked because he is poor What unutterabe
nonsense this is. No pretends that Ioverty is
disgrace but what kind of poverty is it that
involves a man in embarrassing Obligations for
large purchases ut 1itranys and for heavy losses
at the poker table?
Edwin T.. Albeit has been nominated in the
With Senate District by the Democrats against
Cornelius Van Colt purely for fun, no doubt
He has no chance OF beating Mr.. Van Colt,
and ought not to have.
Do the taxpayers Of Ncw-Yorll realize that the
aqueduct contractors propose to plumber this city
to the extent OF two millions OF dollars Tor so
called extra work if they can succeed in getting
these claims through DO they preciatc the fact
that every one OF these contractors is doing his
utmost to secure the election of Theodore w.
Myers for the Controllcrship in the firm belief
that Mr.. Myers will be Of the greatest service
in getting through these cXorbitant unjust and
outrageous claims? DO the people of NcwYorI1
desire to in the Office of Controller a nero
tool of the INSCRIPTIONS Alueduct Ring2
James r Ol'cirne, in tie Nth Senate District,
is omarkabIy strong cand date. His popularity is
really exceptional, and in the contest he should
leave his Democratic opponent, Eugene S. Ives,
we'll in the rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

FTOin I7Ie PItsburg IOmHtTciat udztN.
There Il every indication that the DemOcratc Al.
ministration Is moving heaven and earth 10 deless
Fred Grant In Ncwlo George William '"ru'
and the Mucvimps OF that state will do wei 10 notice
the methods their Democratic allies are pursuing "
accomplish this end Fleeing Government Slr,A,
at Washington Is hardly according To civil scr'u ~
Reform rules. Mr. Cleveland rightly reasons Una, ~
chances for denomination In lsos VIII BE- slrhnc 49,
tho Republican party carries the day IN ms otao ri;
year. Hence he Is not overly part'WM ~
methods. He may aftcrward excuse his Wa-ss
politics lapse the ground that desperate us0A'"
require desperate remedies.
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HIS PREFERENCE TOR FELLOWS NATURAL.
from The Bos,oa J0urnIL

1t would be gratifying to believe that Tho New
York Is Ia In II. declaration that the Irc,
dent and every member OF his Cabinet are extremely
xous for the election of Colonel Fellows n District
Attorney of ewlVrl and willing to adj II In every
way In their power Colonel Fellows is distnciiycy
tho candidate of the boodl and other knayes. but
THE star T. regarded ~ the organ OF the Admins
tratlon and probably Knows where II stands. Among
the cccentrc,tle> Of this reform Administrator arc
It's alliance with GOrmansm IN Maryland and BOod'e
In New York
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NO TIME FOR QUIBBLING.
From The Chicago Tribune

FTVAT c7sto"J0 I'FV"'e
An exchange speaking Of Bon Buffers sasts
before the supreme Court In behalf Of the Aharo on
Injuries whether q member OF the legal psn-
has right to his skill for the purpose OF PITY OF
Ing the punishment of persons known to DC E s,,on
mo This brings irrcsistibly to mind the dssusd
started In u hencoop dark night by TWO co." am d
marauders. Sambo, said one OF them, am
right for us to take desc chickens Da ~ ~ %
great moral question, Gabe said tho o'no, ,,uddce
haint got no time to scuss It. Hand oo"n
pullet
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smart Of defeat when they prove false. Ana
it is no punishment to Democratic p'euSe
breakers TO have only the uSua' hcpuoii'ah '"tc
cast against their candidates. III DcmocF"ic
voters who want a decent Ciyil Service ana
defence for home industry do not punish 'hcir
own party this year, they make 1t certain that
the same party will treat with contempt lhcif
wishes and It's hedges hereafter.
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:lesp2lprk Daily Grib,1,1e
FOUNDED HORACE GR e Ell z.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1887.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRrIGN-Eforts of the English Radical press
to make Mr.. Chamberlain's mission to the United
States a failure. - Mr.. L. +. Gill. NJ. P.' de-
scribes visit to Mr.. O'Brlen at Iuilamore jail
g Another NhilIst plot has been discovered at
St Petersburg and several arrests have been made
g The Hamburg American Packet Line has
ordered new steamer for the New-iork service
- The Rouvier Ministry gained victory In
the Chamber of Deputies In the matter OF the con-
version of the Government Ala per cent bonds into
q per cents. - !, 600 miners have struck work
in Belgium.
DoMrsrIc.-spies. sohwab and Felden signed a
petition to Governor Ogesby for a Communication OF
their sentence. - Colonel Grant and Senator
Hscock replied to Governor Hill III Buffalo. t.
The newspapers of Rochester were published in
spite of q strike of printers. - Senator Sher-
man criticised the raising of States right issues in
the South. - Lions. tigers serpents and other
wild creatures released from circus train at
ST. Louis in collision by which one man WAS
killed. - Alabama prOtectonists opposed the
free-trade Mt terances Of Senator Morgan and Con-
gresham FOrney.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The Advisory Committee
of Plymouth Church decided unanimously III favor
of calling the Rev. Charles A. Berry. of England,
TO Mr.. Beechers vacant pulpit. - Cleveland
wrote to Tammany Hall approving the whole Dem
ocratic city and county ticket. - Congressman
William Walter Phelps SPOKE at Newark. - An
,neeudiary fire In Hackensack caused considerable
loss 60 More recruits came in TO DE Lancey
NicOlPs standard. - Justice Donohue appoint
ed q commission to condemn the right of way IN
Broadwa y for an elevated road. - Stocks dull
and strong at higher figures closing lower because
of RAID but steady at the figures.
Thk " EATuER-Indcatlons for to-day: Warmer
and fair Temperature yesterday Highest. $40;
lowest, 49, average 53l2o.
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Irish Americans themselves. as the action OF
the local branch of the National League already
attcsts. will be among the last to annoy, en-
borrass or insult plm in his diplomatic mission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
THEY WILL HAVE HIM IN A CORNER

How will President Cleveland explain 10 ,onslI
the course NJ his aLmi1ls a the fisheries ~
pute The indications are thai no VIII DC ask" ''
rather perpleXDg Q,isst.cns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
ONE OF THE WONDERS OF THE AGE

A man with two mouths Is on e1hioitiops "a may ~
York dime museum. IL Is possible TN" ~ a little
able to talk in two dncrcnt directions VIII obee
h~t IN n,,d and ncturesauo effectiveness no can
hope to mako both his mouths comennsIs
as the ono pertaining TO the gooa osa'P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
A GEORGIA VIEW OF THE GRAND ARMY.


The meanest, shallowest, most COntcmpible orEaht-
in all thi, country l. that which poses uihef
tho POM name of the Grand army of the Replb'c'
II T. an aggregation OF leechcs, ~ pocritcs aud dead
beats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04


bciicss petitions and delegations during the
next week. One of the petitions in circulation
asks for mercy for the Anarchists on the ground
that this is the first case of The kind. That
Is not sound position. The time to teach the
foes of social order stern lesson is on the
occasion of their first outbreak.
The reason for transferring Mr.. O'Bren from
Cork TO IulamOre is described III one OF our
special cablo dispatches 1t seems that the
friendship of the Mayor of Cork and the effect
of his official visits to tho jail were feared,
while at Tullamorc the prisoner is to be kept
isolated from his friends. The question whether
MIR. Bricn shall put on the prison garb is still
pending. II has now been referred to Mr.. Bal
four, whose cup of difficulties appears to be full
The campaign in Brooklyn will be brought
70 close tomorrow night with rousinS
meeting in the big Rink. under the auspices
of the Young Republican Club. This OrganlZi-
tOn has done excellent service for Colonel
Baird. and its meeting at which eX-Mayor
Low will be the foremost attraction. is certain
to be gratifying success. The prospects
for a victory of all the elements in Brooklyn
that oppose the corrupt reign of the Ring and
the Boss were never moro cheering; but there
must be no relaxation Of energy In these last
few DAYS The gang is desperate and will not
give I'D its fat things without struggle
The police very properly are looking sharply
after cases Of Illegal registration, and viii be
ready to pOuncc upon any man who attempts
20 vote fraudulentlv. While no doubt there
has been a good deal of colonization" II 10
not from this source that the greatest danger
TO an honest election is to be feared. A care
flu. estimate of the Democratic assessments
and contributions shows the enormous total OF
$4,000. and it is believed that S25O,OOO
will be available for buying voters on election
day. Vigilance of no common order is required
TO prevent tho contamination OF gigantic
conspiracy TO carry the election by unlawful
means.
II may well be hoped that the elevator at
the One hundrcd-and- sixtccnth-st. station
OF the elevated road is but the beginning of a
desirable reform. 1t was not solcitudc for the
public welfare, however, that caused the cree
tiOn of this convenience; il was the enterprise
of company interested in getting people to
s1ake their homes in that ncighorhood. When
Che city is provided with underground railroads.
which may be depended on for really rapid
transit. the elevated road managers will prob
ably give some thought to the comfort Of
their patrons. Perhaps they will build Gle
yators and they may run trains often enough
to allow passengers occasionally to enjoy the
sensation of sitting down.
Referee Stetson decides that there Is mot
much doubt that neither irving Hall nor the
Progressive Labor party is entitled to the
nth election inspectors. There never has been
the Mast doubt on this point. No man Of aver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
The TALK or THE DAY.

German citizens who want q German paper that
is devoted Republican principles and earnest In
tho support OF good government and good morals arc
Invited to subscribe for Der Republikancr OF ahis
city. This l.. Journal which Republican
organizations throughout the country would do well
" circulate among German voters
The class Of 's7 OF Amherst College has Just had o
composite photograph taken. Tho result has not
been entirely satisfactory however, the picture
much resembles the late Mr.. Guoau. by the way.
can any one suggest whom a composite photograph
Of the local Democracy would resemble
A Memphis paper says that tu Arkansas planter
has succeeded after thirty years experimenting, In
raising "A breed OF dogs that VIII dive after fish ana
bring them ashore. They should be treated with
more respect than tho human fisherman Tho dogs
don't 60 down the corner grocery after returning
from DAYS angling and lilo about tho size or the nsh
they caught. (Norlisown Hoi aid.
In a public school of Brooklyn tho other day The
teacher said, Now boys, want you To tell me the
name of that great American patriot who never tod
a lior There was a moments pause anu then
bright little urchn who lspcd hell up hi' hand and
a,,i knoyr well who is II ~ asked tho teacher
encouraSngly "Thcth Low" answered the BOY
trlumphantiy.
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OCTOBER PICTURES.

OCTOBER PICTURES.
The pumpkin pie IS yellow,
The buckwheat cake Is brown.
The farmers gray meek whiskers
Arr full of thistle down.
Tho leaves are crisp and russell,
Tho s,mac's blazing rod,
Tho buternut descending
Is cracked upon your head.
Tho rabbit T. cavorung
Along tho gloomy slope,
The shot gun OF tho sportsman
Eliminates his lopc
The butterfys departed,
Likewise the bclted beo,
Tho small boy In the orchard
Is up tho apple tree.
Tho county fair II blooming
Tho circus IL no moro,
Aud on the polished brass dogs
We mako tho hickory roar
The trees wear lovely colors
In beautiful oxcoss
All nature stems to riiht'o
Just like SILK dress.
The sausage scoL Will ripen,
Tho popcorn will pep,
And Christuas things enl.ven
The window Of tho shop
Tho marble tablet in tho now Pension Building records
Senator ingalls, as the "Vee-Iresdcnt Of the Senate
This ~ bad bundsr to be sure but II thers had been
no worse blunders made under the presens Admnis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

ECONOMY IN ELECTION ExPENSss'
Eyem 7As RssetrS hssG A.. 40
AZ IL res,rms which WI b asked VI eh9 H. H.
istnrs IN Mayor. Viii bs the printing md e1"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

The fact that Surrogate Rollins is an able and
experienced criminal lawyer rs well emf
ncnt nudge calls with cs' ocial force for his
election. Among oil the justices Of the Supreme
Court only one Judge Jarrett. is known az a
criminal Judge i, + highly necessary to strengthen
the court in this respect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

The Republican local ticket is so strong through
out. and possesses such uncommon merit, that it
should call ont n larger vote than any list Of
Republican candidates las ever gained in this
city, and sh0nd attract 10 its sup Ort every
Democrat and independent citizen who seeks 10
further the highest interests Of the community.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

"WaIk up TO the Hoffman House and pay your
assessment This is the order ISSUED to the
Custom House wcighers and their assistants by
Surveyor Ieattc's man Mike Fallon. And Reform
goes marching
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

The Aqucduct Ring AMI the hoclcrs OF the late
Hubert q. Thorn son-thcsc are the hackers Of
Theodore W. Myers for Controller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

IL will be disgrace to the voters Of the XlIth
Senate District If they do not show that they
value the opportunity TO send To the Senate a
man OF suoh experience, ability and spotlcss char
acter rs Judge Robertson; but the enthusiasm
which is evident in oil parts Of the district indi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

By the death OF Doctor Henry A.
Homes this State loses official who had long
served her with conspicuous ability and fidelity
at an important post. The doctor brought TO the
discharge OF his duties as Librarian Of the State
Library n comprehensive knowledge Of literature,
the clarified taste and Judgment OF the scholar.
special attitude and genuine enthusiasm for
his work Thoroughly devoted to the welfare OF
the collections committed to his charge, and ever
on the alert for treasures with which To enrich
them his part in expanding the library, in
cordancc with q broad and enlightened policy,
WAS large and bcncticcnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

Henry C. Botty in the WITH Civil Justice
District. J. c. j. Langbcn in the With District
and +. X. Thompson, jr-. In the Nth are capable
candidates who should be preferred by al re-
spcctablr voters 10 their Democratic opponents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

Referee Stetson decides that there Is mot
much doubt that neither irving Hall nor the
Progressive Labor party is entitled to the
nth election INSPECTORS. There never has been
the hast doubt on this point No man Of aver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

vote for Theodore w. Myers for Controller
is vote for the eXorbitant claims OF the Aque-
duet Ring The voters of Ncw-Yorlx ought to be
grateful for the opportunity TO put in the Office
OF Controller man SO exceptionally qualified in
livery way for that Office is John Jay Knox.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

James r. Van Rensselaer, has proved AZ the
City Hall the possession Of qualities adapted 10
great usefulness in the municipal government.
He is the one man running for President of the
Board Of Aldermen who has every claim upon
the place.